The Counter-Insider Threat (C-InT) Social & Behavioral Science (SBS) Summit 2023
In collaboration with the Department of Defense Counter-Insider Threat Program, the DoD Insider Threat Management Analysis Center, and the National Insider Threat Task Force, and in support of September’s National Insider Threat Awareness Month (NITAM), The Defense Personnel and Security Research Center’s Threat Lab held the 2023 C-InT SBS Summit on August 29th & 30th. We are pleased to offer recordings of select presentations.
This year’s NITAM theme is Bystander Engagement, focusing on bystanders’ important roles in our everyday work environments. Bystander Engagement is the concept whereby an individual is aware of concerning behaviors, knows how to act on those concerns, and takes appropriate action.
Our Summit Mission
The C-InT SBS Summit was designed to share knowledge, strengthen relationships across the global C-InT Community of Practice, and integrate research into operations through delivery of relevant artifacts.
Making Connections
This unique, virtual Summit created meaningful matchups among many stakeholders, including government, industry, and academia professionals interested in the Counter-Insider Threat mission.
Why Was the C-InT SBS Summit Created?
The Defense Personnel and Security Research Center’s (PERSEREC) The Threat Lab, in partnership with DoD’s Counter-Insider Threat Program and the National Insider Threat Task Force, launched the first Virtual C-InT SBS Summit in 2020 as a way to highlight the important role social and behavioral sciences play in the C-InT mission space.
For more information, contact The Threat Lab at dodhra.threatlab@mail.mil.
Summit Attendees Will
Learn about cutting-edge research, best practices, and case studies from presenters across the community.
Engage with professionals across the country and the world in a safe, far-reaching virtual environment.
Advance their Counter-Insider Threat Program from a compliance-based requirement to a workforce protection program.
Develop their thinking about how a Counter-Insider Threat Program may enable business rather than slow it down.
